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Cogger   Listen
noun
Cogger  n.  A flatterer or deceiver; a sharper.






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"Cogger" Quotes from Famous Books



... takes your garment away with his sword, to the lawyer, who takes your whole estate from you with a goose's quill, without any claim or bond upon it?—and what is the pickpocket who takes five pounds, to the cogger of dice who will cheat you of a hundred in the third part of a night?—and what is the jockey who tricks you in some old unsound horse, to the apothecary who chouses you of your money, and your life also with some old unwholesome physic?—and yet what are all these thieves to the mistress-thief there, ...
— The Sleeping Bard - or, Visions of the World, Death, and Hell • Ellis Wynne



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